How Do You File For Child Abandonment?
Child abandonment is a very serious issue. If you suspect a child is a victim of abandonment, you should do your duty and file a report with your local authorities. Reporting such abuses is relatively easy and can greatly enhance the well-being of a child. Child abandonment is defined differently from state to state, so you may want to consult your state statutes before filing a formal complaint. Consult your state laws to determine whether child abandonment has been committed. Each state may define abandonment differently, and some states do not even use the term “abandonment.” In general, abandonment is when a parent deserts or endangers a child, usually by subjecting the child to a dangerous environment. See the “Resources” section of this article for a link to a list of state statutes. Document why you believe the parent abandoned the child. Make notes regarding how old the child or children are, who cares for the child, the health of the child, where the parent is and any other in
